A study permit application is the start of a much longer journey for most international students — toward a Post-Graduation Work Permit, and often toward permanent residence. We help you choose a PGWP-eligible program and avoid the documentation mistakes that cause refusals.
Not every Canadian program leads to a Post-Graduation Work Permit. Picking an ineligible institution or program is one of the most common — and costly — mistakes international students make.
Before you commit, we confirm your chosen program is on a Designated Learning Institution's list and PGWP-eligible for your field of study.
Letter of acceptance, proof of funds, PAL (if required), and a clear statement of purpose tailored to your situation.
We submit through the IRCC online portal and track your file, responding quickly if biometrics or additional documents are requested.
Before you graduate, we map out your PGWP application timeline — including the 180-day application window — and your longer-term PR pathway.
It depends on whether your program's 6-digit CIP code is on IRCC's current eligible list. We check this before you commit to a program — confirming after enrollment is far riskier than confirming before.
Yes. Since February 2024, eligible master's graduates qualify for a 3-year PGWP regardless of how short the program was, as long as you meet all other PGWP requirements.
Most full-time international students can work off-campus up to the hours permitted under their study permit conditions, and on-campus without additional restriction. Work placements required by your program now fall under your study permit directly as of April 2026, without needing a separate co-op permit.
You may need to apply to restore your status. We help you plan around this so you don't end up out of status while waiting on transcripts or convocation.
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